Caring for these cemeteries is one of the highest mitzvot we can achieve. Michael and Rivki Ebner of Beachwood are part of that preservation effort; along with their children, they volunteer their time to help clean up these cemeteries.

Calling all Jewish Cleveland kids and their families! Spend a day at summer camp with the Jewish Federation of Cleveland at “PJ Library Goes to Camp for Family Fun Day,” a popular annual event hosted in partnership with the Mandel Jewish Community Center. The event will be held at Anisfield Day Camp at Halle Park in Burton on Sunday, June 25 from 10 am – 3 pm.

Calling all Jewish Cleveland families: Spend a day at summer camp at the annual “PJ Library Goes to Camp for Family Fun Day,” an event hosted by the Jewish Federation of Cleveland in partnership with the Mandel Jewish Community Center. This popular event will be held at Anisfield Day Camp at Halle Park in Burton on Sunday, June 24 from 10 am – 3 pm.

Many children will be saying "Shalom Chaverim" or "bye friends!" to their school pals this month, and saying hello to the fun summer days of play. Here are some ways to jump into summer fun while avoiding the "summer slide," as it's called. With these fun tips your kids can easily transition in and out of summer vacation, keep in touch with their buddies, and maintain all of the hard work and learning they did over the school year.

After relocating from Israel, Ali and Noam Stern of University Heights enjoy the taking walks in the Metroparks with their son, Ori, and spending time together at the Mandel JCC.

Celebrate Israel's 69th Independence Day on May 2 with Idan Raichel in concert!

Lag B'Omer is just around the corner--after you read a PJ book to learn about this holiday, why not celebrate with a barbecue, backyard bonfire, and of course, s'mores!

Genny and Ryan Sears of Chagrin Falls love being a young family in Jewish Cleveland. From ice skating with their daughters to enjoying the Cleveland Metroparks, they love spending time together – especially reading a PJ Library book.

This month PJ Library invites you to select a free “grown-up” Jewish book.

Some dread the thought of Pesach, but Pesach is one of my favorite holidays.